Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 206
fe to allure him. Still he heeded me not, but stood gazing outto sea, apparently quite indifferent. I was indespair; when, all at once, I saw him wade outuntil the water came up almost to his neck.Then, with one plunge, he was flounderingabout, beyond his depth. A new horror seized 738 HOW REMI… … HE TOUCHED IT GENTLY, JUST ENOUGH TO GIVE IT A MOVEMENT SHOREWARD of the canoe, which he touched gently—justenough to give it a movement shoreward. Thishe did at intervals until it was within my reach,when, wading out into the water, I quicklydrew the canoe in, and the children were saved without…
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